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Originally Posted by Matt
Okay, then...
If the game is over, excepting appeal, is R2 still R2? After all, he has no ability to legally run bases, and cannot be put out.
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But he can be DECLARED out for a base-running infraction.
And, I'm not sure your original premise is valid anyway:
Play: Tie game, bottom of the last, 2 outs, R3. B4 grouonds to the hole at short. In order: R3 crosses the plate, then F6 throws to F3 who steps on first before B4 reaches first. If the game ends as soon as R3 touches home, then B4 can't be put out and the run counts.
